My homework for Shakespeare is to write the opening quatrain of a sonnet (can't remember if you get extra points for a full sonnet) that 1) concerns itself with a feeling and 2) contains a simile or metaphor. There are a few ABABs I've written before that would fit perfectly, but I may as well go with a new one for the sake of further experience. Think, Peter.
Kent's last lines in 1.1 have been floating around in my head for some time.
We had a freewrite in poetry today. Apparently, "My wrist has a scar. I knew that already." is funny.
*seven score syllables later*
I got a full sonnet out of it, but the first quatrain ends in mid-sentence. The last quatrain, on the other hand, works fine. It's sufficient to turn in, but I doubt I'll post it.
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